Dispersed USFS

Blue Lakes dispersed camping area is true wilderness camping with no formal amenities or facilities. Campers must be self-contained and practice Leave No Trace principles. There are no toilets, potable water, trash services, or hookups available. The sites offer natural features like meadows and scenic views, with good spacing between camping spots for privacy. Visitors should bring all necessary supplies including water and waste disposal equipment.

Blue Lakes Road dispersed camping is located between Hope Valley and Blue Lakes in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Access is via Blue Lakes Road, which is a steep and winding route that extends about 7 miles from the main road. The road can be navigated with larger vehicles—some campers have successfully brought in 30-foot buses with towed vehicles, though caution is advised due to the road conditions. The dispersed sites are positioned along various points of Blue Lakes Road, offering campers scenic mountain views and privacy.

While specific information about Centerville Flat Campground's proximity to Blue Lakes isn't detailed in available information, the Sierra Nevada region contains numerous dispersed camping options. Centerville Flat would likely offer a similar wilderness camping experience to Blue Lakes Road dispersed camping, potentially with primitive sites and minimal facilities. For current information about Centerville Flat's specific amenities, exact location relative to Blue Lakes, and accessibility, contact the local Forest Service office that manages the area.

Blue Lake dispersed campground offers beautiful natural surroundings with wildflower-filled meadows during summer months and excellent scenic views throughout the area. The campground provides good spacing between sites, ensuring privacy for campers. The location serves as an excellent base for outdoor activities, with numerous nearby trails suitable for dirt bikes, Jeeping, horseback riding, mountain biking, and hiking. While popular during holiday weekends like Labor Day, the area is typically quieter at other times. Most visitors appreciate the true wilderness experience and natural beauty of the setting.